Detachable balloon occlusion of vascular malformations in young patients
N Sreeram, P Miller, P John - International journal of cardiology, 1996 - Elsevier
N Sreeram, P Miller, P John
International journal of cardiology, 1996•ElsevierTwo patients (11 and 23 months old, respectively) had successful transcatheter occlusion of
congenital arterio-venous or veno-venous malformations using detachable silicone
balloons. Patient 1 with a cervicofacial hemangioma had selective embolization of the
feeding artery with two balloons. Patient 2, with a veno-venous malformation between a
systemic vein and pulmonary vein also had selective embolization of the lesion with two
balloons. Follow-up examinations confirm a successful outcome in both cases.
congenital arterio-venous or veno-venous malformations using detachable silicone
balloons. Patient 1 with a cervicofacial hemangioma had selective embolization of the
feeding artery with two balloons. Patient 2, with a veno-venous malformation between a
systemic vein and pulmonary vein also had selective embolization of the lesion with two
balloons. Follow-up examinations confirm a successful outcome in both cases.
Two patients (11 and 23 months old, respectively) had successful transcatheter occlusion of congenital arterio-venous or veno-venous malformations using detachable silicone balloons. Patient 1 with a cervicofacial hemangioma had selective embolization of the feeding artery with two balloons. Patient 2, with a veno-venous malformation between a systemic vein and pulmonary vein also had selective embolization of the lesion with two balloons. Follow-up examinations confirm a successful outcome in both cases.
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